Manhattan — 2002-2008, IT Manager, North America/Global Web Manager

Returned to GCI Group as the IT Manager for North America. The role spanned across 6 offices and 150 users located in the United States and Canada. Responsibilities included but were not limited to communicating and managing an IT support person in each office, managing Sarbanes-Oxley corporate compliance, managing purchasing of both hardware and software and helping to technically guide the direction of the company.  Accepted position as the global Web Manager and planned, managed, and developed the relaunch of cohnwolfe.com and Cohn & Wolfe’s intranet site, “The Den”.   “The Den” received  an “Outstanding Achievement” award from the Interactive Media Council receiving a score of 465 out of 500 and impressing the judges with a unique combination of knowledge-sharing and and social networking capabilities.  The scoring was based on the criteria of: Design, Content, Feature Functionality, Usability, Standards Compliance, and Cross-Browser Compatability.

Clients: Bayer, British Airways, Cingular, Dell, Intel, Merck, Eli Lilly, Major League Baseball, MusicGremlin, Pioneer, RadioShack, Whole Foods Market

Philadelphia, PA — 2006, Web Production Manager

UnREAL Marketing hired me to be the Web Production Manager of their “Creative Services” department. The department is made up of 2 designers, 2 developers and 2 copywriters and my responsibility is to coordinate projects and deliverables as they relate to the creative department and assisting the client service and business development teams in preparing relevant aspects of proposal timelines, estimates, budgets and other documents. Since arriving at UnREAL I have successfully implemented a team time tracker (creative is the only team currently tracking their time in the company) and provided a solution to allow UnREAL to capture a large amount of small business clients both efficiently and inexpensively.

Clients: David’s Bridal, Lime, Mighty Net Inc., Steiner Sports, Wilmington Trust

Princeton, NJ — 2001-2002, Webmaster

I was hired to specifically work on improving the Woodrow Wilson School of Business’ web site. The site needed to be recoded to allow for greater compatibility and speed for visitors. Once I was able to recode the site, I was asked to stay with the school to continue to develop the site to allow for easy daily maintenance of its site and other sites under the school’s umbrella (including Stokes Library).

Manhattan – 2000-2001, Webmaster

A .com company, MaxManager was an application that allowed users to manage their online receipts and track packages all through one interface. I was hired to work with a designer to develop an eye-catching site that would demonstrate the products advantages as well as appeal to potential investors that may be visiting site. My role also expanded to manage a web site for another product called Receipt Catcher. Receipt Catcher was designed as a web based version of the MaxManager app and had similar web site demands.